Life lessons to take away from college
Instead of ending my time here with one last conservative political rant, I chose to leave behind some words of wisdom on what I have… Read more »
Instead of ending my time here with one last conservative political rant, I chose to leave behind some words of wisdom on what I have… Read more »
While Pope Benedict's visit to the United States will remain the primary focus of the American media for the next few days, another story from… Read more »
Just as stories on the economy displaced headlines about the Iraq War, attention will shift back starting today. Gen. David Petraeus, the U.S. Commanding General… Read more »
Before Sen. John McCain became the Republican nominee for president, his view on the war in Iraq seemed to be an issue with voters. But… Read more »
Barring a coup by the Democrat superdelegates, there is little doubt in my mind that Barack Obama will be the Democratic nominee. While this was… Read more »
Sen. John McCain's campaign is on cloud nine right now. He has already secured the Republican nomination for president, while his Democratic rival has yet… Read more »
The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution clearly states 'the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.' Though U.S.… Read more »
'On Day 1, Everything Changes.' New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer echoed these words non-stop on the campaign trail in 2006. Now, with his first year… Read more »
President George W. Bush made one particular issue a cornerstone of his campaign in 2004: the promise that he would propose a Constitutional Amendment to… Read more »
Every time I hear Barack Obama give the same watered-down version of his 2004 Democratic National Convention speech, I can't help but cringe. He is… Read more »
Since 2006, I have supported three different Republican candidates for president. One of my fellow College Republicans joked that if I changed my mind once… Read more »
Over the past few weeks, the media has bombarded us with stories concerning the illogical plan proposed by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer to give… Read more »
Students may want to think twice before voting straight Democrat in 2007. The more Democrats and Independents I talk to, the more I hear support… Read more »
Not long after the Syracuse Common Council unanimously passed a law that will require all municipal building projects to meet 'green building' standards, it was… Read more »
According to the transcript of General David Petraeus' recent testimony about the Iraq War, progress is being made against terrorists, the troop surge is working… Read more »
This week, our community will see members of the Syracuse University administration lauding the opening of Newhouse III, complete with the First Amendment of the… Read more »